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High-Pressure Gas Cylinders are Here to Stay

September 23, 2009

Analysis of:Is It The End For High-Pressure Gas Cylinders? | www.prlog.org

Parker-Hannifin has added a product, which will have many useful applications, yet it will never replace the HP Cylinder industry.

BP, Politics and Oil Production in Libya

June 4, 2007

Analysis of:BP leads British business back to Libya | www.iht.com

BP has signed an agreement to pursue various interests in Libya, including assets owned by the national oil company.

Empty warnings

February 22, 2007

Analysis of:Kazakhs threaten to suspend Chevron Tengiz licence | today.reuters.com

Ahhh, the yellow brick road isn't always made of gold....
Another empty threat towards the only industry in the country that keeps the locals from riding donkeys and complaining about the down turn in the opium trade to China...
I love this, coming from a country who's sand has so much nuclear residue that newly constructed buildings have been abandoned because the concrete sent the geiger counter soaring.
This is great marketing to "scoop" a little petty cash from the oil company's. Don't be fooled, this isn't about any real concern for the environment.

Saudis and OPEC

February 12, 2007

Analysis of:Saudis signal efforts to control oil prices: Riyadh seems comfortable with oil at $50 to $55 a barrel | www.iht.com

$40-50/ bbl oil an extremely profitable price for oil companies, which is allowing low cost producers to reap major benefits for the next couple of years.

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